“holy grail” overused?

I think “Holy Grail” means this product contains good ingredients and no bad ingredients for your skin. Honestly are you really live with “one product”?

My guess would be that's due to so many people reviewing products that they have won in giveaways etc and usually tend to give overly positive reviews, sometimes after using a product only for a week or so - not really possible to see the effects that quickly. I only have a couple of holy grails personally, that I have used at least for months continuously and I'm convinced they do wonders for my skin. But each to their own, some people are naturally more positive and everything's amazing. I'm a sceptical person and I need to be absolutely convinced because there's so much misinformation that the best we can do for each other, and generally online, is - be honest.

oh i’m with you. i only consider a product my HOLY GRAIL if i’ve used it for years and will keep using it. i think the term might get a little mixed up since picky’s review system and skin matching system use the terms too. like a 5 star on review says it’s a holy grail except i don’t consider all products i rate 5 stars as HG. they’re amazing products i love and would purchase again, not necessarily HG. if people are generous at declaring something a holy grail, that’s on them. and i know better than anyone that one person’s holy grail can be another’s trash fire so i take everything with a grain of salt anyway